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Alex Tucker
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Afraid to Feel
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| “A Slow Decay of Flowers” is the second book by Mark that I’ve read, and the most impressive detail I’ve taken away is how different the two books are. I thoroughly enjoyed both this novella and “The Curse of Six”, and I appreciate how much the style ...more | |
"I love a good psychological read. One that really creeps into the deepest crevices of your mind, making you question what is real, and what is not. That was this book for me. It wasn't rushed, or jumbled together despite its length. You can tell it w"
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Mother-Eating by Jess Hagemann is one of the most original horror books you’ll ever read. The structure is incredibly immersive, making you feel as if you’re reading an actual work of true crime. Picture a documentary like Shiny Happy People, except i ...more |
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"This book follows a man who has thoroughly trapped his emotions. Afraid to feel, Afraid of the consequences, and Afraid of what will happen if he lets down his wall. This story is emotionally taut and mind bending. The end will have you questioning i"
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"Read it in 1 sitting as I needed to know what was going on. Several lines stood out to me as ones I wanted to underline. The fever dream feeling is captured so well. Psychologically Disorienting. "
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| A special agent teams up with a priest to investigate a series of murders in rural North Dakota. Between the horrific nature of the crimes and the mark of the beast engraved in each victim, they have to wonder if they’re dealing with a religious fana ...more | |
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| This debut novella is a textbook example of leveraging family curses and generational trauma to construct a moving horror story. Told through the perspective of Stephen McCarthy, this tale begins with the early grief of a lost parent, which is then f ...more | |
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| I can’t tell you how much I appreciated the messages in this book. A pastor moves with his husband and their son to a new town, so that he can assume the role in a local church. A little over half of the congregation welcomes him and his family with ...more | |
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Wow, what a collection. One of the best l've read this year. Such an awesome variety of stories, with each one feeling completely distinct from the rest, both in terms of theme style. I've been telling myself I need to write some space horror stories, ...more |
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| Midnight Mother By Desiree Horton is told from the perspective of Leda - a character I absolutely loved - who suddenly has to return to her childhood home after her mother passes away. Dealing with death is already hard enough. But having to reexamin ...more | |
